<p class="MsoNormal">Increasingly powerful fentanyl-laced drugs remain the leading cause of overdose fatalities in Central Florida. But deaths from the synthetic opioid dipped slightly last year as local agencies distribute higher doses of the reversal drug naloxone. And Governor DeSantis, while criticizing anonymous source reporting, floats an idea make it easier to sue news organizations for defamation.</p>

Increasingly powerful fentanyl-laced drugs remain the leading cause of overdose fatalities in Central Florida. But deaths from the synthetic opioid dipped slightly last year as local agencies distribute higher doses of the reversal drug naloxone. And Governor DeSantis, while criticizing anonymous source reporting, floats an idea make it easier to sue news organizations for defamation.

<p>Increasingly powerful fentanyl-laced drugs remain the leading cause of overdose fatalities in Central Florida. But deaths from the synthetic opioid dipped slightly last year as local agencies distribute higher doses of the reversal drug naloxone. And Governor DeSantis, while criticizing anonymous source reporting, floats an idea make it easier to sue news organizations for defamation.</p>

Local agencies battle increasingly powerful fentanyl

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Local agencies battle increasingly powerful fentanyl